Professor Cody Teaches Kids to Code using Scratch: Lesson 1
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Professor Cody Teaches Kids to Code using Scratch: Lesson 1
This educational teaching resource, designed for kids aged 8 – 14 years, serves as an effective introduction to core programming concepts. It is the first lesson in a series of six and integrates instruction and practice elements aimed at teaching programming using Scratch 3.0.
Learning about Algorithms with Programming
The students will understand the significance of algorithms in computer programs and the importance of sequences within these algorithms.
Hands-on Activity: Designing a Dance Computer Program
Theoretical learning is complemented by practical activities where the learners can design their own dance computer program, combining music with choreography.
Components of this Comprehensive Learning Resource:
- Printable student worksheets:Including various activities and challenges that can enhance classroom or online lessons.
- Teacher PowerPoints:An ideal tool during guided instruction hours.
- Video tutorial:A valuable support for independent study or homework assignments; also for homeschooling set up./
The package is recommended for Grade 5 through Grade 7 learners under Science's umbrella term Computer Science subcategory. It offers an optimal interactive education protocol serving well-backed whole-group study sessions or smaller class populations.
In conclusion,this comprehensive package gives educators an exciting opportunity to offer their students a dynamic introduction into the world of coding!
What's Included
Worksheet - 10 printable pages in PDF Format, A Teacher PowerPoint presentation, a YouTube Video Tutorial and Scratch Templates
1 page in Microsoft word